I have the paid version of UltraChron Stopwatch Timer which supposedly allows the ability to change the alarm sound. I can tap the alarm sound screen and see a list of sounds. There is also a box to check if you want to test the sound. I choose a sound, but I can't test the sound. The chosen sound shows up on the main screen but does not work.

How to adjust the volume on the iPad and iPhone app.

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The steps below outline a few ways to adjust the alert/ alarm volume on your iOS app. If you're not hearing an audible alarm at all when timing is complete, please check out this guide to enable the alert.
In-App Time Alert settings
In the main Timer view (home view) you will see a green bell or vibrate icon under the Timer in the right corner. Tap on that to open two sliders for sound and vibration. When they are green, sound is ON. Tap the carrot (downward arrow) to hide the buttons.
Using the Volume Buttons or Sound Settings
The physical buttons on the side of your device are your main volume buttons: turn up the volume using the top button, and turn the down the volume using the bottom button. If this does not change the volume, navigate to Settings > Sounds and slide the Ringer and Alerts slider at the top of the page. You may also want to enable the "Change with Buttons" option to allow you to change the volume via the buttons on the side of your device.

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Visual Think December 16, 2013 23:09
Add neighbors Body Other Functions
For the GH120A / GH-120A,
Multi stopwatch / table clock / stopwatch / stopwatch timer, etc.,
Just have an alarm function, a small digital watch with a stopwatch function.
This watch,
I think there are so many users that I can often see at someone's house, and I think it will be difficult to find the manual later.
sometimes,
I do not think it's inconvenient for someone to read this manual.

Below is the manual.



1. Button Description

- MODE : Each time the button is pressed, the sequence changes as follows.
; Current time ? stopwatch ? alarm setting ? time / day / calendar setting ? current time

- RESET : When the stopwatch function is activated
; STOPWATCH STOP - RESET STOPPER TO 00:00
; When the stopwatch is started - On the screen, the first stop is displayed one second, and the second stopwatch is running internally.
(It can be useful when measuring 1st and 2nd records when running 100m)
At this time, press the START / STOP button and press the RESET button again to display the last second

- START / STOP
; When the stopwatch function is activated - Start or stop the stopwatch function
; Time display function - Date display
; When setting alarm or time - Function to adjust set value (time / minute increase, date increase, etc.)

- Back button
; Press once to activate the backlight for 3 seconds (keep lighting while pressing)

- Back round switch
; When the switch is turned off, the alarm sound and the button sound are turned ON (ON character display state is ON)
; When the switch is raised, the alarm sound and the button sound are turned off (OFF character is OFF)


2. Feature Description

- current time / date / day setting
; Press MODE button 3 times in time display mode
? If you press START button,
? Pressing the RESET button (minute blinking), pressing the START button increases the minute
? Pressing the RESET button (time flickering, pressing the START button increases the time,
Change AM / PM after 12 hours
? Press RESET button (date blinking), START button
? Pressing the RESET button (blinking the month), START button
? Pressing the RESET button (blinking day), START button
? Press the MODE button to complete the setting.

- Stopwatch (stopwatch)
; Changed to the stopwatch function with the MODE button pressed once (0:00:00) in the time display mode.
? Press the START / STOP button to turn the stopwatch on and off
(However, if the RESET button is pressed during the stopwatch operation, the stopwatch stops, but internally,
The second clock is still running, press the START / STOP button once,
When the RESET button is pressed, the second stopwatch is stopped)

- Alarm function
; Press the MODE button twice in the time display mode (the flashing hour part appears on the screen)
? Timed by START / STOP button
? Pressing the RESET button (blinks for a minute)
? Split by START / STOP button
? Press the MODE button to enter the time display mode (create a bell shape on the screen)

; Disable / set alarm function
If the RESET button and the START / STOP button are touched simultaneously, the bell disappears and the alarm is canceled.
(Press again the RESET button and START / STOP button again to display the bell shape and activate the alarm function)

- SNOOZE
; When the alarm sounds, pressing the RESET button completely turns off the alarm,
; When you press the START / STOP button (bell blinks)
; After the alarm is turned off for a while, the alarm sounds every 4 to 5 minutes.
; To turn off the alarm completely, press the RESET button.

- Hourly time signal notification
; It is a function that sounds once every hour,
; While in the time display mode, press the MODE button while holding down the RESET button.
; When pressed,
; If all the day of the week display is visible on the screen, the time notification function is ON,
; OFF state if no day of the week is displayed on the screen

- Backlight function
; Press the round button on the back once to activate the gauge for about 3 seconds (press and hold to continue)

- 12/24 time system change
; Press MODE button 3 times (second blinking)
? Press the RESET button twice (at the time)
? Press the START / STOP button once to alternately display AM / PM / 24 hour display with increasing time
? Press the MODE button after setting is completed.

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This concludes the GH120A User Manual (manual) posting.

In time mode, hold set (bottom right button) to change date and time. The selected (flashing) item can be changed in one direction only using the up (top right) button. Press set again to cycle through each item until desired settings are chosen.
In stop watch mode, the up button starts and stops the stopwatch, the set button will take a split time while the time is running. To reset the stopwatch, press set once while the time is stopped.
In alarm mode, the up button turns the alarm on and off. There are three alarms available. To cycle though alarm times, press set. To set an alarm, press and hold set until the time flashes, then set the alarm time using the up button, cycle through hour and minutes using the set button. When finished, press set again.
Timer mode. To set the timer time, press and hold set until the time flashes. The timer goes up to 23h:59m:00s. You cannot set seconds. Once set, the timer can be started and stopped using the up button. There is no reset for the timer, to start a new timer the time must be manual changed again.
To check heart rate, press and hold mode until PUL is shown, place two fingers, one each on the top and bottom metal contacts for 6-10 seconds to get reading (This works best when not in motion).

Greg it sounds like you should take your watch to a propper watchmaker. (qualified) Most jewellers are not well educated in regard to watches and their servicing.

I just bought a Sportline 241 last week. The instructions are as follows. Note that there are no instructions for setting the 12/24 hour time option. Mine is in 24 hour mode (which is what I wanted), but I do not recall if it arrived that way or if I stumbled onto this mode when setting the time/date or alarm functions.

I hope this helps.


SPORTLINE 241 WALKING ADVANTAGE KEYCHAIN STOPWATCH

FEATURES:
24 hour stopwatch
Time-of-day and calendar
Alarm clock
12/24 hour time option

BATTERY:
Replace with LR41 battery

TO SET TIME AND CALENDAR:
From normal time display, press MODE button three times to enter Set Time/Date Mode. Seconds is automatically selected.
Press SPLIT/RESET button to cycle through minutes, hours, day, month, day of week, seconds.
Press START/STOP SET button to change digits on any of the above (seconds only: resets to 00).
Press and hold START/STOP SET button to advance digits rapidly.
Press MODE button once to return to normal time display.
From normal time display, press and hold START/STOP SET button to see the month, day, and day-of-week.

TO SET ALARM:
From normal time display, press MODE button twice to enter Set Alarm Mode. Hours is automatically selected.
Press SPLIT/RESET button to cycle through minutes and hours.
Press START/STOP SET button to change digits.
Press and hold START/STOP SET button to advance digits rapidly.
Press MODE button to return to normal time display.
From normal time display, press and hold SPLIT/RESET button to see the alarm time setting.

TO ARM/DISARM ALARM SOUND:
From normal time display, press and hold SPLIT/RESET button, then repeatedly press START/STOP SET button to arm/disarm alarm sound.
Alarm will sound when indicator shows in upper right corner.
Release SPLIT/RESET button to return to normal time display.

TO ARM/DISARM HOURLY CHIME SOUND:
From normal time display, press and hold SPLIT/RESET button, then repeatedly press MODE button to arm/disarm hourly chime sound.
Chime will sound when dashes appear along top of display.
Release SPLIT/RESET button to return to normal time display.


STOPWATCH OPERATION - GENERAL:
From normal time display, press MODE button once to reach stopwatch timer display.
After use of any stopwatch feature, press MODE button once to return to normal time display.

START-STOP (TIME-IN/TIME-OUT) TIMING:
With stopwatch timer on display, repeatedly press START/STOP SET button to start or stop the timer. When timer is stopped, press SPLIT/RESET button to reset timer to 0.

SPLIT TIMING:
With stopwatch timer on display, start the timer with START/STOP SET button. Repeatedly press SPLIT/RESET button to split or release the timer. Press START/STOP SET button to stop the timer. Press SPLIT/RESET button to reset timer to 0.

1-2 FAST FINISH:
With stopwatch timer on display, start the timer with START/STOP SET button.
Press SPLIT/RESET button for STOP #1.
Press START/STOP SET button for STOP #2. The stop time for #1 will now be shown.
Press SPLIT/RESET button. The stop time for #2 will now be shown.
Press SPLIT/RESET button to reset the timer to 0.

To set time:

1) Press "Mode" button until Time is displayed.
2) Press and hold "Lap/RST" button until seconds display starts flashing.
3) Press "ST./STOP" button to change selected entry.
4) Press "Mode" button to change from seconds>minutes>hours>date>month>day of the week>time format>date format
5) Press "Lap/RST" once you are done to set the time.

To set Alarm time:

1) Press "Mode" button until ALM is displayed.
2) Press and hold "Lap/RST" button until minutes display starts flashing.
3) Press "ST./STOP" button to change selected entry.
4) Press "Mode" button to change from minutes>hours (remember to cycle through for AM or PM
5) Press "Lap/RST" once you are done to set the alarm.

To toggle alarm sounds on and off:

1) Press "Mode" button until ALM is displayed
2) Press "ST./STOP" button to toggle alarm sounds on or off (shown on display)
3) If alarm sound is shown on display, alarm will go off every day at the selected time. To turn off alarm once the alarm sounds, simply press "ST./STOP" button on the watch.

"iPod Software 1.0 for iPod nano introduces a Stopwatch feature. You can use the Stopwatch as you exercise to track your overall time and, if you're running on a track, your lap times too. The Stopwatch menu is located in the Extras menu. To access the Stopwatch from the main menu, select Extras, then Stopwatch, and then Timer (Extras > Stopwatch > Timer) to see its display. Total time of session Current lap time Left button (Start function shown)1 Battery indicator Right button (Clear function shown)1 The left and right buttons' names and functions will change, depending on the current state of the Stopwatch. Using the Stopwatch When you first enter the Stopwatch screen, the left button is labeled Start and the right button is labeled Clear. To use the Stopwatch, select the Start button (use the Click Wheel to highlight the Start button, then press the Center button). The Stopwatch creates a new session, and both the total time of the session and the current lap time begin counting: When these counters begin, the left button changes to Pause and the right button changes to Lap: If you select the Lap button, the current lap time will be recorded in the session's log, then the Stopwatch resets the lap time to zero and begins counting the new lap's time. The total time of the session will freeze for 5 seconds after you select the Lap button so you can quickly view your total time at the end of that lap. After 5 seconds, the total time of the session displays the correct total time and resumes counting. If you select the Pause button, both timers will stop counting and the left and right buttons will change to Resume and Done, respectively. If you select Resume, both timers will begin counting again. If you select Done, the Stopwatch records all the final times and creates statistics for your session in a log. Please note that selecting the Done button does not reset the display. You will see the final times for your total time and lap time displayed: To reset the display, select the Clear button (appears after you click Done and then select Timer again). Stopwatch Behaviors You can play music and use the Stopwatch at the same time. When iPod nano displays the Stopwatch screen, the Play/Pause, Next/Fast-forward, and Previous/Rewind buttons control music playback as usual. If you're playing music, you'll see an icon in the upper-left corner of the Stopwatch screen that indicates the current playback state: A play icon indicates that music is currently playing. A pause icon indicates that a song is currently paused. You can use the Menu button and the Click Wheel to navigate to other menus without interrupting the Stopwatch. Note: The Stopwatch will prevent your iPod from sleeping if it's counting. The Stopwatch will automatically stop if any of these three conditions are met: The total time counter reaches 24 hours iPod goes into hibernation (you can start it again when you wake iPod) You conne

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"iPod Software 1.0 for iPod nano introduces a Stopwatch feature. You can use the Stopwatch as you exercise to track your overall time and, if you're running on a track, your lap times too. The Stopwatch menu is located in the Extras menu. To access the Stopwatch from the main menu, select Extras, then Stopwatch, and then Timer (Extras > Stopwatch > Timer) to see its display. Total time of session Current lap time Left button (Start function shown)1 Battery indicator Right button (Clear function shown)1 The left and right buttons' names and functions will change, depending on the current state of the Stopwatch. Using the Stopwatch When you first enter the Stopwatch screen, the left button is labeled Start and the right button is labeled Clear. To use the Stopwatch, select the Start button (use the Click Wheel to highlight the Start button, then press the Center button). The Stopwatch creates a new session, and both the total time of the session and the current lap time begin counting: When these counters begin, the left button changes to Pause and the right button changes to Lap: If you select the Lap button, the current lap time will be recorded in the session's log, then the Stopwatch resets the lap time to zero and begins counting the new lap's time. The total time of the session will freeze for 5 seconds after you select the Lap button so you can quickly view your total time at the end of that lap. After 5 seconds, the total time of the session displays the correct total time and resumes counting. If you select the Pause button, both timers will stop counting and the left and right buttons will change to Resume and Done, respectively. If you select Resume, both timers will begin counting again. If you select Done, the Stopwatch records all the final times and creates statistics for your session in a log. Please note that selecting the Done button does not reset the display. You will see the final times for your total time and lap time displayed: To reset the display, select the Clear button (appears after you click Done and then select Timer again). Stopwatch Behaviors You can play music and use the Stopwatch at the same time. When iPod nano displays the Stopwatch screen, the Play/Pause, Next/Fast-forward, and Previous/Rewind buttons control music playback as usual. If you're playing music, you'll see an icon in the upper-left corner of the Stopwatch screen that indicates the current playback state: A play icon indicates that music is currently playing. A pause icon indicates that a song is currently paused. You can use the Menu button and the Click Wheel to navigate to other menus without interrupting the Stopwatch. Note: The Stopwatch will prevent your iPod from sleeping if it's counting. The Stopwatch will automatically stop if any of these three conditions are met: The total time counter reaches 24 hours iPod goes into hibernation (you can start it again when you wake iPod) You conne